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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Malvern Theatres gears up for £20m transformation

Malvern Theatres gears up for £20m transformation

23 Dec

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Summary

  • Work begins next year on a £20m redevelopment of Malvern Theatres.
  • The project includes a new studio theatre, outdoor amphitheatre, and workshop spaces.
  • The revamped theatre complex is anticipated to open its doors in 2027.
Malvern Theatres gears up for £20m transformation

Construction is slated to begin in the new year on a substantial £20 million redevelopment project at Malvern Theatres. This ambitious initiative aims to significantly expand the venue's capacity and offerings, attracting an estimated 300,000 visitors annually. The transformation includes the creation of a new 240-seat studio theatre, designed for community-focused programming, alongside an outdoor amphitheatre and dedicated workshop spaces.

The redevelopment is described as "transformative" by Fred Moroni, CEO of Malvern Theatres, who anticipates it will allow for increased community theatre, family entertainment, new writing, and arts participation. The project is a collaboration between Malvern Hills District Council, Malvern Theatres, and contractors Speller Metcalfe, with architectural design provided by Burrell Foley Fischer. Funding has been secured from the government's local regeneration fund.

This extensive upgrade is projected to result in one of Europe's largest single-roof multi-venue arts centres. The revamped Malvern Theatres complex is anticipated to open to the public in 2027, marking a new chapter for arts and culture in the region. During the construction period, Grange Road North Car Park will be closed.

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Work on the £20m redevelopment of Malvern Theatres is scheduled to begin in the new year.
The project includes a new 240-seat studio theatre, an outdoor amphitheatre, and new workshop spaces.
The revitalized Malvern Theatres complex is expected to open in 2027.

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